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School uniforms, shoes, bags and stationery have been distributed to 49 children, including the endangered foresters. The materials were distributed to the children studying from class 1 to 8 in Manhari Rural Municipality-4 Musedhap of Makwanpur on Saturday.
The National Tribal Women's Forum distributed educational materials to the students with the financial support of Mandre, an American support organization. Prakash Thapa, Ward President of Manhari Rural Municipality-4, distributed school uniforms, shoes, bags and stationery to 49 children including Bankaria 22, Chepang 25 and Tamang 4. In the
program, 56 dozens of copies, 15 packets of dot pens, 5 boxes of pencils, 15 boxes of sapner, 15 boxes of erasers, 50 record files and other educational materials were also handed over to 51 children including Vankariya. With the financial support of the American support organization Mandreco, tuition classes have been provided for 1 year under Santoshi project. Santoshi Bankaria has been teaching free tuition to children including Bankaria since 2015 under the
project. All children of the schooling age of the Bankaria community now go to school. 7 people including 6 female students have done SEE in Bankaria community. The
program was attended by Sanila Lama, field coordinator of National Tribal Women's Forum, Bangladeshi volunteers Eliza Baske and Apsana Ani, Ashok Sujan Shrestha, account coordinator of Nepal Tribal Journalists Federation (PHONIZE) Bagmati Province.
Meanwhile, the impact of climate change on tribal women and girls was discussed on Friday in the organization of the National Tribal Women's Forum. Bangladeshi volunteers Eliza Baske and Apsana Ani facilitated the program, which was attended by local women and teenagers along with Bankaria.
